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tsar
29 Jun 04, 03:50
I just saw an advanced screening of this movie and thought I would do my first poll on it. Not to give anything away but I have to say that Spidy wins in the end.
Cpt. Bonez
29 Jun 04, 04:04
well i knew that! the good guy always wins!
Patrocles
29 Jun 04, 10:31
I think there is another poll on S2 floating around this forum...check it out!

Hey, you ruined the film for me by giving away the ending!! :P
Bariman
29 Jun 04, 12:46
Originally posted by Shane Sohnle
I have to agree with that last sentiment... ;)

My kids are total Spidey freaks (The classic Spiderman cartoon from back when I was a brat are their favs), so I'm going to be taking the herd...


Mmmm... Kirsten Dunst... :drool:

I just caught an episode of "Spiderman and His Amazing Friends" the other day, and I swear, the voice of Iceman was the same guy who did Freddie in the Scooby Doo cartoons. The other characters sounded familiar, too.

I'm going to see the movie at the opening tomorrow with my dad. We're both big fans of the first movie.
Mantis
29 Jun 04, 12:47
There seems to be a certain core group of voices that make the rounds. I have teletoon on on the background alot (kids are watching it right now, for example), and you can hear the same set of voices over and over and...
viking370
29 Jun 04, 14:09
OK IM SEEING IT AT MIDNIGHT AND REALLY THE ONLY REASON BEHIND THIS IS ONE OF MY FRIENDS HAS A SPARE TICKET AND HE SAID I DIDN'T NEED TO PAY HIM FOR IT JUST TO DRIVE HIM TO THE THEATRE AND HOME AGAIN. OTHER THEN THAT I PROBABLY WOULDNT EVEN SEE IT IN THEATRES
Bariman
29 Jun 04, 14:10
Originally posted by Shane Sohnle
There seems to be a certain core group of voices that make the rounds. I have teletoon on on the background alot (kids are watching it right now, for example), and you can hear the same set of voices over and over and...


You're hearing voices? Perhaps you should seek professional help... :D
Bariman
29 Jun 04, 14:11
Originally posted by viking370
OK IM SEEING IT AT MIDNIGHT AND REALLY THE ONLY REASON BEHIND THIS IS ONE OF MY FRIENDS HAS A SPARE TICKET AND HE SAID I DIDN'T NEED TO PAY HIM FOR IT JUST TO DRIVE HIM TO THE THEATRE AND HOME AGAIN. OTHER THEN THAT I PROBABLY WOULDNT EVEN SEE IT IN THEATRES


With gas prices nowadays, your friend is probably getting a great deal! Oh, and maybe you should turn off CapsLock...
Mantis
29 Jun 04, 14:18
Originally posted by Bariman
You're hearing voices? Perhaps you should seek professional help... :D

Nah, Amateur works better for me. Same results, and it doesn't cost me anything! :drool:
Mantis
29 Jun 04, 14:20
Originally posted by Bariman
With gas prices nowadays, your friend is probably getting a great deal!

True enough! Gas prices have dropped here a bit - I can get it out here where I live for 77.8 Canuck/Litre


Oh, and maybe you should turn off CapsLock...

Some of us may be hard of hearing... That's why some people shout! :P
eagle101
29 Jun 04, 15:16
I saw the first one and was very pleased on how they kept it as close to the comic as possible. I very excited in seeing it tommorow!!

:bowdown:

Thanks

CURRAHEE
Bariman
29 Jun 04, 15:21
Originally posted by eagle101
I saw the first one and was very pleased on how they kept it as close to the comic as possible. I very excited in seeing it tommorow!!

:bowdown:

Thanks

CURRAHEE


I think the only big change they made from the comics is that the webs shoot out of glands from his wrists, rather than armbands he invented. I think in the comics he would sometimes modify the web-chemical in the bands to combat specific enemies, like the water-dude (Flash?). Stan Lee said he wished he had thought of the web-glands when he created the comic in the 60s.
eagle101
29 Jun 04, 15:33
Originally posted by Bariman
I think the only big change they made from the comics is that the webs shoot out of glands from his wrists, rather than armbands he invented. I think in the comics he would sometimes modify the web-chemical in the bands to combat specific enemies, like the water-dude (Flash?). Stan Lee said he wished he had thought of the web-glands when he created the comic in the 60s.

Yeah your right, but I like the idea of the webs shooting out from his wrists. It gives it more of a realistic feel!!

Thanks

CURRAHEE
Doctor Sinister
29 Jun 04, 15:43
Originally posted by Bariman
I think the only big change they made from the comics is that the webs shoot out of glands from his wrists, rather than armbands he invented. I think in the comics he would sometimes modify the web-chemical in the bands to combat specific enemies, like the water-dude (Flash?). Stan Lee said he wished he had thought of the web-glands when he created the comic in the 60s.

IIRC, this was actually an idea originally dating from the comics (albeit ones that came out LONG after Stan started the whole thing) which dealt with an alternative future version of Spider-Man.

Dr. S.
Bariman
29 Jun 04, 15:48
Originally posted by eagle101
Yeah your right, but I like the idea of the webs shooting out from his wrists. It gives it more of a realistic feel!!

Thanks

CURRAHEE


A man is bitten by a genetically engineered spider, gets infused with it's DNA, and gains spider-strength, spider-reflexes, Spider-Sense (TM), and spider web-glands, and that is realistic. That's about as realistic as some British guy with an eyepatch going onto a military-themed magazine's forums and recruiting followers in his plot to take over the world!

Oh, wait...

(thinking real hard)

Maybe not so unrealistic after all...
JDS8072
30 Jun 04, 02:36
I cant stand the cartoon movies of today. I like the old ones from the 80s. Dolph Lundgren as Punisher as well as He - Man. Word has it also that there is gonna be a Voltron Movie coming out soon.
nreese21
30 Jun 04, 03:33
theres no option for someone who wants to see it but isn't really adimant about it.
GeorgiaDixie
30 Jun 04, 23:26
Personally, I don't go to the movies often anymore, so I'll probably just end up renting it. I do rent a lot of movies. In the past 6 months I've only seen two movies in the theater. Its just way too overpriced, even the matinees.
JDS8072
01 Jul 04, 01:14
Originally posted by GeorgiaDixie
Personally, I don't go to the movies often anymore, so I'll probably just end up renting it. I do rent a lot of movies. In the past 6 months I've only seen two movies in the theater. Its just way too overpriced, even the matinees.



The last movie I saw in the theaters was Gods And Generals.
tsar
01 Jul 04, 02:42
Originally posted by GeorgiaDixie
Personally, I don't go to the movies often anymore, so I'll probably just end up renting it. I do rent a lot of movies. In the past 6 months I've only seen two movies in the theater. Its just way too overpriced, even the matinees.

I probably wouldn’t see as many movies as I do if not for the girl friend. Besides I got free tickets to this one so it was hard to pass up. I usually try to go to the dollar theater down the street if I get the chance. Saw star wars attack of the clowns…oops clones. There and I thought it was still over priced. :P
Overseer
01 Jul 04, 10:31
Originally posted by Jeremy Scott
The last movie I saw in the theaters was Gods And Generals.

My condolences.
GeorgiaDixie
01 Jul 04, 11:01
Originally posted by Overseer
My condolences.

Hey I actually thought it was alright. Not Gettysburg quality, but still. If Maxwell had concentrated more on the battles than on a biopic of Jackson, it would have been much better.

P.S. See this is one of the discussion we had a while back on the ACW forum that is now forever lost. I'm going to go cry....:(
Overseer
01 Jul 04, 14:39
Originally posted by GeorgiaDixie
Hey I actually thought it was alright. Not Gettysburg quality, but still. If Maxwell had concentrated more on the battles than on a biopic of Jackson, it would have been much better.

P.S. See this is one of the discussion we had a while back on the ACW forum that is now forever lost. I'm going to go cry....:(

I thought it was horrible. :P

Of course, I judged it for both its qualities as a film and for its historical qualities...
Lance Williams
02 Jul 04, 16:32
Originally posted by tsar
........ Saw star wars attack of the clowns…oops clones. There and I thought it was still over priced. :P

I saw it for free on DVD at a friend's house and I wanted to charge him for my time.........What in the world is Lucas thinking, I can't believe so many people liked it. The only place it should be viewed is on Mystery Science Theater 3000, then at least it would be funny.
tsar
03 Jul 04, 04:12
Originally posted by Lance Williams
I saw it for free on DVD at a friend's house and I wanted to charge him for my time.........What in the world is Lucas thinking, I can't believe so many people liked it. The only place it should be viewed is on Mystery Science Theater 3000, then at least it would be funny.

Why do I have a bad feeling that the next will be even worse?:crazy: :bang:
lezgo killemall
18 Aug 06, 18:29
The only place it should be viewed is on Mystery Science Theater 3000, then at least it would be funny.
i miss that show so much :OHNO: